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Much of the movie focuses on the Washington Post's decision to publish the papers after a federal court injunction against the Times, which broke the story.

Sessions announced a "Cyber-Digital Task Force" within the DOJ to combat the "malicious use of technology," which he said "poses an unprecedented threat against our nation."

Concerns about misconduct were reportedly flagged throughout Oreskes' two-and-a-half year tenure at the network right up to the day he was fired.

Jennifer Neill, John DeBella's former on-air sidekick, claims the radio host routinely made lewd comments and groped her. Bosses did nothing to curtail it, she says.

Much of what Mueller's office charges was already public. But the 37-page indictment also includes a number of fascinating new insights.

Netanyahu denied he did Milchan a single favor — except for one.

Malik Boyd was homeless, living in New York’s Penn Station, and it was all his fault. And to hear him tell the story 21 years later, it was the best thing that ever happened.

He's a resolute Republican. She's a lifelong liberal Democrat. How does this Elkins Park couple ensure household harmony in these politically polarizing times?

Facebook is doing some soul-searching.

It's called My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman — and it's excellent.

Rumors swirled that she would be named in a forthcoming article in Harper's magazine.

Driver founded the Scoop U.S.A. newspaper for the African-American community, and promoted jazz in Philadelphia. He died last month at 91.

President Trump insisted Saturday that he is "a very stable genius."

CDC recommends vaccination because it still may provide protection against an array of influenza viruses.

Lord knows there's no shortage of podcast listicles populating your social media feeds this time of year, but this best-of is a little different.